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Indianapolis Spring Break Trip Ideas

Your Getaway Guide to the Circle City

Things everyone should do on a Spring Break getaway to the Circle City. From the top family-friendly eateries to the newest exhibits and attractions, Indy is ready to welcome you to this Spring. 

Your Spring Break Checklist

When it comes to family fun, Indianapolis is a one-stop destination for every interest. From music and art to animals and racing, you won't find a better place to learn, play, and grow as a family

Eight Attractions for One Low Price

  • With so many attractions to see, why limit yourself to one? The Indy Attraction Pass offers the opportunity to maximize your experience at a budget-friendly price.
  • Choose a 1-day pass (starting at $44) or 3-day pass (starting at $65) to access eight of Indy's most iconic attractions.

Indianapolis Zoo

  • 16 days of fun activities all around the Indianapolis Zoo. 
  • The Bicentennial Pavilion will be buzzing with live music and dancing, along with spring-centric art and fun activities.
  • Experience vibrant colors, delicate details and amazing insects like you’ve never seen before in the Hilbert Conservatory at the White River Gardens!
  • Special programming begins March 20 and runs through April 20.

Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields

  • See 100,000 new flower bulbs across Newfields' gardens.
  • Grab a beverage at the Newfields' Beer Garden, now serving beer, wine, root beer, tea, and more.
  • Open March 20 - May 11.

250 Acres of Attractions and Greenspace

White River State Park offers a unique blend of green space and the scenic Central Canal to compliment the parks cultural attractions.

Discover Untold Stories at Conner Prairie

  • Promised Land as Proving Ground explores the powerful legacy of faith, resilience, and freedom in African American history, from the Underground Railroad to today.
  • Engage with immersive exhibits, firsthand accounts, and interactive displays that bring to life the role of Black religious leaders and communities in shaping the fight for justice.
  • Learn how faith has served as both refuge and resistance, guiding generations toward liberation and progress in Indiana and beyond.
  • The new exhibit opens March 25, 2025

The Children's Museum Of Indianapolis

  • 12 outside sports experiences and three indoor exhibits encompassing physical fitness and awe-inspiring sports history.
  • Run, drive, jump, putt, and play while learning how to stay happy, healthy, and safe.
  • Opening March 15. 

Conner Prairie

  • Enjoy front-row access to the real working farm at Conner Prairie.
  • Meet small furry friends, watch them eat, and even learn where they love to be scratched (for lambs, it's on their jaw!).
  • Explore historic Prairietown.

Crowne Plaza at Historic Union Station

  • This family-friendly downtown hotel offers the unique opportunity to spend the night in one of 26 authentic Pullman Traincar sleepers, resting on their original tracks.
  • Full-size figurines of conductors and guests are around every corner.
  • Includes a pool for that Spring Break fun. For more hotels with pools, explore our hotel guide.

Pose as the “I” in Indy

Find one of three sculptures around the city and pose as the “I” in Indy. Who knows, you might just check off next year’s holiday card photo.

Find locations here

Explore the City

As a first of its kind, the Indianapolis Cultural Trail is a unique, urban ten-mile trail connecting six cultural enclaves and nearly 200 restaurants and 50 attractions.

As Voted on By Indy Locals

We know every memorable trip begins and ends with a great meal. That's why we asked Indy Like a Locals - Indy advocates coming from a diverse background of artists, entrepreneurs, educators, city leaders, and more - to lend their voices to showcase Indy's Best Restaurants.

Read on to explore 40 locally owned restaurants across eight categories that best represent Indianapolis. 

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